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APPLICATION NOTES
AGC-4 Mk II
M-Logic Internal Logic Controller
4189341276B

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  • Page 1 APPLICATION NOTES AGC-4 Mk II M-Logic Internal Logic Controller 4189341276B...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    1. General information 1.1 About the Application notes ........................................ 1.1.1 General purpose ..........................................1.1.2 Intended users ............................................. 1.2 Warnings, safety and legal information ..................................1.2.1 Symbols for hazard statements ....................................1.2.2 Symbols for general notes ......................................1.2.3 Safety during installation and operation ...................................
  • Page 3 4.6 Maintenance box ............................................4.7 Command timers ............................................. 4.8 CAN inputs ..............................................4.9 Display ................................................4.10 PM compatibility ............................................ 4.11 Static synchronisation type ......................................4.12 Logic ................................................4.13 Digital inputs ............................................4.13.1 Digital inputs ............................................ 4.13.2 CIO digital inputs ........................................... 4.14 Modes ................................................
  • Page 4 5.12 Display ................................................ 5.13 Static synchronisation type ......................................5.14 GOV/AVR control ........................................... 5.15 EIC commands ............................................5.16 DAVR commands ..........................................5.16.1 DAVR PSS commands ....................................... 5.17 Flip flops ..............................................5.18 Easy connect ............................................5.19 Grid support ............................................. 5.20 Power limit inputs ..........................................

  • Page 5: General Information

    About the Application notes 1.1.1 General purpose This document includes application notes about M-Logic for DEIF's AGC-4 Mk II, software version 6.03. 1.1.2 Intended users The application notes are mainly aimed at the person responsible for designing AGC systems, typically a panel builder designer, but other users might also find useful information.

  • Page 6: Safety During Installation And Operation

    Legal information and disclaimer DEIF takes no responsibility for installation or operation of the generator set. If there is any doubt about how to install or operate the engine/generator controlled by the AGC, the company responsible for installation or operation of the set must be contacted.

  • Page 7: General Description

    The M-Logic can carry out binary control functions only; there are no possibilities for analogue reading and/or control functions. The M-Logic can be programmed from the free PC tool, DEIF Utility Software (USW version 3). The USW can be downloaded from DEIFs web page: www.deif.com/software...

  • Page 8: Configuration

    3. Configuration Starting 3.1.1 Starting the M-Logic Open the Utility Software and select the M-Logic & AOP button in the left menu. Click the Read icon to load the M-Logic from the controller. The following screen appears: 3.1.2 Read/write When the M-Logic screen is shown, the M-Logic toolbar appears at the top of the screen. The toolbar has two buttons which are used to write and read the M-Logic configuration to and from the controller: Press this button to read all M-Logic settings from the controller to the USW.

  • Page 9: Save/Open

    3.1.3 Save/open Press this button to save the M-Logic configuration to a file (part of the general configuration file “.USW”). Press this button to open a previously saved M-Logic file. Basic functions 3.2.1 Basic functions The M-Logic consists of a number of lines, Logic 1, Logic 2 and so on. Each of these lines have: •...

  • Page 10: Event Settings

    3.2.2 Event settings Events A, B and C are used to trigger the logic. For each event, the function NOT can be selected to get an inverted function. The event groups in the Events window depend on the controller type and its options. Each event group contains a number of events.

  • Page 11: Output Settings

    3.2.5 Output settings The output defines the reaction from the system, when the function is activated. A delay time can be set for a function (no delay, if set to 0 s). The groups in the Output window depend on the controller type and its options. Each group contains a number of outputs.

  • Page 12: Set/Reset Function

    • The Logic 1 output is set to Virtual Event 1. • The Event A in Logic 2 is Virtual Event 1. This gives a total of five events that can be used in this logic sequence (A + B + C in Logic 1 and B + C in Logic 2). 3.4.2 Set/reset function If you use a single digital input to select AUTO/MANUAL, you need a SET/RESET function, since two digital inputs are normally...

  • Page 13: Controlling A Relay Output With A Single Aop Button

    Click on the Write button to save the AOP settings. In the top menu, click on the AOP 1 button to open the virtual AOP display. AOP LED colour priority If an AOP LED has more than one output for selection of colour, the presented colour will follow this priority: Priority Colour Red flashing...

  • Page 14: Power Up In A Specific Mode

    The result is that the relay changes position every time the AOP button is activated. 3.4.5 Power up in a specific mode In this example, the controller will always power up in manual mode. The timer in Logic 1 sets the output for 5 s, and this is used to set manual mode in event 2.
  • Page 15 The example shows how flip flop set 1 could be configured to set relay 8: • Logic 1: Flip flop output 1 is selected to set the relay output. • Logic 2: Digital input 23 is used to trigger flip flop set 1 and thus sets the relay output active. •...

  • Page 16: List Of Events

    4. List of events Alarms 4.1.1 Alarms Description Notes The alarms are available as events in The alarm lists have an event for each alarm, including the alarms that are not available in the alarm category. the present configuration of the controller and options. 4.1.2 CIO alarms Only available if the CIO modules are enabled.

  • Page 17: Events

    Events 4.3.1 Genset controller events Events, Events Description Notes Mains fail Mains failure condition. Peak shaving cuts the peak of the mains consumption by paralleling the generator Peak shaving active to the mains. G volt/freq OK delay expired Diesel generator V/Hz OK. Access lock Binary input access lock activated.
  • Page 18 Description Notes Deload active The controller is de-loading. Ana. fan ref. set [1-2] active The analogue fan reference setting 1 or 2 is active. Power droop active The frequency-dependent power droop is active. Q droop active The voltage-dependent Q droop is active. Cos phi droop active The voltage-dependent PF droop is active.
  • Page 19 Events, Events Breakers Description Notes MB closed Mains breaker closed. MB opened Mains breaker opened. GB closed Generator breaker closed. GB opened Generator breaker opened. GB synchronising Generator breaker synchronising. MB synchronising Mains breaker synchronising. GB direct in Generator breaker is being closed on a dead busbar. GB black close request Generator breaker direct close on request to dead busbar.

  • Page 20: Mains Controller Events

    4.3.2 Mains controller events Events, Events Description Notes Ack. all alarms active Acknowledge all active alarms. Access lock Binary input access lock activated. Emergency stop Emergency stop activated. Lamp test Lamp test in progress. Alternative start activated Alternative start is a full AMF sequence test of the plant. Mains ATS active Indicates if the mains ATS function is active (only in mains controllers).
  • Page 21 Events, Events Breakers Description Notes Mains fail Mains failure condition. MB closed Mains breaker closed. MB opened Mains breaker opened. TB closed Tie breaker closed. TB opened Tie breaker opened. TB synchronising Tie breaker synchronising in progress. MB synchronising Mains breaker synchronising in progress. MB synchronisation to DG activated Mains breaker synchronisation activated.

  • Page 22: Bus Tie Breaker Controller Events

    Description Notes Dynamic section equal static section Power management feature. My ID to run selected Determines which mains feeder is allowed to operate parallel to the mains. M volt/freq OK Mains frequency and voltage are within range. Run one mains selected Only one mains breaker is allowed to be closed at the time.

  • Page 23: Group Tie Breaker Controller Events

    Description Notes Direct close on dead BA or dead BB Active The BTB can close if the busbar is black on either sides. L1L2L3 phase rotation active The phase rotation is L1L2L3. L1L3L2 phase rotation active The phase rotation is L1L3L2. 4.3.4 Group tie breaker controller events Events for group tie breakers...

  • Page 24: Plant Controller Events

    Description Notes Test application selected with output cmd Emulation without engine and breaker relay reactions. disabled BB Parameter set [1-2] used Nominal busbar settings 1 or 2. Ethernet ready Ethernet is ready for read/write. L1L2L3 phase rotation active The phase rotation is L1L2L3. L1L3L2 phase rotation active The phase rotation is L1L3L2.

  • Page 25: Close Before Excitation (Cbe)

    Description Notes MB synchronisation to DG deactivated Mains breaker synchronisation deactivated. GB synchronisation to mains activated Generator breaker synchronisation activated. GB synchronisation to mains deactivated Generator breaker synchronisation deactivated. Mode shift activated Mode shift between a running mode and AMF (Automatic Mains Failure) activated. Mode shift between a running mode and AMF (Automatic Mains Failure) Mode shift deactivated deactivated.

  • Page 26: Redundancy Events

    Description Notes The tie breaker is allowed to close before the genset is excited. This is typically used for CBE activated asynchronous gensets. CBE deactivated The tie breaker is not allowed to close before the genset is excited. CBE test relay(s) activated Redundancy events More information See the document Description of options: Option T1 Critical power for information about Redundancy events.

  • Page 27: Logic

    Description Notes MB: Breaker Static sync. of the MB is set to Breaker Sync. MB: Infinite Static sync. of the MB is set to Infinite Sync. 4.12 Logic These events are not available in bus tie breaker controllers. Description Notes Not used TRUE = Always...
  • Page 28 Description Genset Mains Bus tie breaker Group Plant Notes Peak shaving cuts the peak of the mains Peak shaving ● ● ● ● consumption by paralleling the generator to the mains. Fixed power ● ● ● ● Mains grid parallel fixed generator power. Mains power export ●...

  • Page 29: Digital Outputs

    4.15 Digital outputs 4.15.1 Relays Description Required option Notes Not used Relay 5 Relay 8 Relay 11 Relay 14 Relay 17 Relay 20 Relay 21 Relay 29 M14.2 Relay 31 M14.2 Relay 33 M14.2 Relay 35 M14.2 Relay 57 Relay 59 Relay 61 Relay 63 The list shows all possible relays, including the optional relays.

  • Page 30: Virtual Events

    Description Notes CIO 208 no. [1-3] Out. [9; 11; 13; 15; Activates the relay if the Relay function is set to Limit relay. 18; 21; 24; 27] Only visible if the CIO modules are enabled. Activates the relay if the relay function is set to Limit relay and the relay type is CIO [116;...

  • Page 31: Heavy Consumers

    4.20 Heavy consumers These events are only available in genset controllers. More information See the document ALC-4 Designer's reference handbook for information about Heavy consumer events. 4.21 EIC events These events are only available in genset controllers. More information See Options H12 and H13 Engine communication for information. 4.22 DAVR events These events are only available in genset controllers.

  • Page 32: Flip Flops

    4.24 Flip flops Description Notes Flip flop output [1-16] The event is active when the flip flop is set or toggled. 4.25 Power limit outputs These events are only available in genset controllers. Description Notes Power Limit Output [1-4] Indicates which Power Limit Output is active. 4.26 Easy connect These events are only available in genset controllers.

  • Page 33: List Of Outputs

    5. List of outputs Commands 5.1.1 Genset controller commands Output, Command Description Notes Lamp test Activate lamp test (LEDs on display). Ack. all alarms Acknowledge all alarms. Set clock to 4 am Set the controller clock to 04h00. Derate Pnom [1-3] Activate nominal power derate.
  • Page 34 Description Notes Act. max. ventilation Activates max. ventilation. Deact. max. ventilation Deactivates max. ventilation. Act. Frequency droop regulation Activates frequency droop regulation. Act. Voltage droop regulation Activates voltage droop regulation. Shutdown override Activates shutdown override. This function can be used if an input has been configured to Mains Okay. When it Mains Okay is set, the command Mains Okay is given.
  • Page 35 Output, Command Engine Description Notes Activate Warm Up Ramp Activate warm up ramp Battery test Activate battery test Eng. heater manual ctrl. Enable/disable the engine heater function. Auto start/stop ON = Start, OFF = Stop. Remote start Pulse signal. Remote stop Pulse signal.

  • Page 36: Mains Controller Commands

    Description Notes Activate Asymmetric LS Activate asymmetric load share. Deactivate Asymmetric LS Deactivate asymmetric load share. Multi start all sections - this section See Multi start all sections in Option G5 Power management. Fast start sequence from Auto start/ stop via See Fast start of engine in Option G5 Power management.
  • Page 37 Description Notes Mains sync. inhibit deactivate Deactivates the close inhibit functionality on the mains breaker. Acknowledges all mains alarms including: 1270-1430, 1660, 1700, 1960, 1970, Ack. mains protection alarms 7480-7490. This function can be used if an input has been configured to Mains Okay. When it Mains Okay is set, the command Mains Okay is given.

  • Page 38: Bus Tie Breaker Controller Commands

    Output, Command - Plant Description Notes Select application [1-4] Power management: Select the application from the controller. Output, Command - Power management Description Notes Set to local start Select local start in a power management application. Set to remote start Select remote start in a power management application.

  • Page 39: Group Tie Breaker Controller Commands

    Description Notes Select application [1-4] Power management: Select the application from the controller. Open BTB Open the bus tie breaker. Close BTB Close the bus tie breaker. Select three phase system Sets the controller to work in a three-phase system. Select split L1L3 phase system Sets the controller to work in a two-phase system (L1-L3).
  • Page 40 Description Notes Block mode Block running mode. Lamp test Activate lamp test (LEDs on display). Ack. all alarms Acknowledge all alarms. Set to local start Select local start in a power management application. Set to remote start Select remote start in a power management application. Set clock to 4 am Set the controller clock to 04h00.

  • Page 41: Plant Controller Commands

    Description Notes Access lock Activates access lock. Select L1L2L3 phase rotation Activates L1L2L3 as phase rotation direction. Select L1L3L2 phase rotation Activates L1L3L2 as phase rotation direction. TB configuration: Normal close Change the tie breaker in the application configuration to Normally closed. TB configuration: Normal open Change the tie breaker in the application configuration to Normally open.
  • Page 42 Description Notes The running mode for all controllers in the power management system is updated Update mode on all to the selected mode. Store common settings See Handling settings for sections in Option G5 Power management. Open MB Open the mains breaker. Close MB Close the mains breaker.

  • Page 43: M-Logic And Aop Alarms

    Description Notes Access lock Activates access lock. Alternative start Activates alternative start. Select L1L2L3 phase rotation Activates L1L2L3 as phase rotation direction Select L1L3L2 phase rotation Activates L1L3L2 as phase rotation direction 5.1.6 M-Logic and AOP alarms Output, Command - M-Logic and AOP Description Notes M-Logic alarm [1-5]...

  • Page 44: Redundancy

    Description Notes Ventilation Ventilation function mode (DVC 550 required). Semi-Auto mode Semi-auto running mode. Test mode Test running mode. Auto mode Auto running mode. Manual mode Manual running mode. Block mode Block running mode. Modes for mains (Output, Modes) Description Notes Island Island function mode.

  • Page 45: Virtual Events

    Virtual events Description Notes These are used as interconnection between multiple logics to enhance the possible Virtual event [1-96] number of events in one sequence. Digital outputs 5.7.1 Relays Description Required option Notes Not used Relay 5 Relay 8 Relay 11 Relay 14 Relay 17 Relay 20...

  • Page 46: Cio Digital Outputs

    5.7.2 CIO digital outputs Only available if the CIO modules are enabled. Description Notes CIO 208 no. [1-3] Out. [9; 11; 13; 15; Activates the relay if the Relay function is set to Limit relay. 18; 21; 24; 27] Only visible if the CIO modules are enabled. Activates the relay if the relay function is set to Limit relay and the relay type is CIO [116;...

  • Page 47: Btb Cmd

    Bus tie Group tie Description Genset Mains Plant Notes breaker breaker Prevent the section from helping other Inh. request for section ● ● ● ● sections. Inh. BTB deload ● All command buttons on AOP1 are Inh. AOP1 buttons ● ●...

  • Page 48: Can Commands

    Description Notes TB Direct close - fast TB Direct close on dead BA and dead TB Direct close - skip power capacity Activates close before excitation for the tie breaker. This command is usually used with Activate CBE asynchronous gensets. Deactivate CBE Deactivate close before excitation for the tie breaker.

  • Page 49: Eic Commands

    Description Notes AVR decrease AVR voltage control output. Freeze AVR regulation AVR voltage control output. Freeze reactive power ramp Reactive power ramp control output. Reset Analogue output (Gov & AVR) Resets the analogue governor or AVR output if it has been manually changed. External power control CIO 308_1_8 Changes the analogue signal for power control to input 8 on CIO308.

  • Page 50: Grid Support

    Description Notes Add DG Adds DG to the power management system. Remove DG Removes DG from the power management system. Select yes on the display Selects yes on the display in easy connect mode. Select no on the display Selects no on the display in easy connect mode. Enable Easy connect Enables Easy connect for the power management system.

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